Massey Ferguson 9895 Combines

MASSEY FERGUSON 9895

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General overview

Massey Ferguson 9895 is a combine harvester produced in the United States for harvesting grain crops in field operations. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 312 kW (425 hp) and has an engine power of 337 kW (459 hp). The model meets Tier 3 emission standard level.

Its rotary separator, 160° threshing area wrap, and 5.35 m² (57.6 sq ft) sieve area support crop processing and separation during harvest. The grain tank size is 12,334 L (3,258 US gal), and the unloading rate is 159 L/s (2,520 gpm), which supports high-capacity grain handling in the field.

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Manufacturer
Year

2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

5,230 mm

~205.9 in

3,580 mm

~140.9 in

13,240 mm

~521.3 in

19,420 kg

~42,813.8 lb

Engine Power

459 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 3

Grain tank size

12,334 L

Peak unloading rate

159 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

762 cu(in)

Fuel tank

871 L

Type of propulsion

Wheel

Separator type

Rotary

Threshing Area Wrap

160 deg

Sieve area

5.35 sq(m)

Unloading rate

159 L/sec

Rated power

425 hp

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Massey Ferguson 9895 Combine

12334 L

19420 kg

13240 mm × 5230 mm × 3580 mm

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Justin Lindgren
Review Dot Separator
July 2026

We traded up after the old machine cost us downtime. Yield maps in spring wheat checked out against our grain-cart scale. Worth noting: it needs blowing down daily in dusty corn to keep fire risk down.

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The supplied specifications list a rotary separator, wheel propulsion, a 12,334 L grain tank, and an unloading rate of 159 L/s. It has diesel power rated at 316.9 kW (425 hp), with engine power of 342.3 kW (459 hp).

The Massey Ferguson 9895 uses a diesel engine with 762 cu in displacement. Its listed emission standard level is Tier 3.

The 9895 has rated power of 316.9 kW (425 hp). Listed engine power is 342.3 kW (459 hp).

The Massey Ferguson 9895 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is listed as 871 L (230.1 US gal).

The supplied data identifies the Massey Ferguson 9895 as a combine with a rotary separator and wheel propulsion. Specific crop types, field conditions, and recommended jobs are not confirmed by the supplied information.

The supplied information does not confirm an expected service life for the Massey Ferguson 9895. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, separator components, unloading system, and overall wear.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, fuel system condition, rotary separator wear, sieve condition, grain tank and unloading system operation, tires, and signs of leaks or structural damage. Confirm that all controls and safety equipment function properly.